Those with underlying health conditions such as heart problems, diabetes or breathing issues should contact their GP before starting any new activity. “We hope that with the support of Everyone Active, the Parkinson’s community can enjoy physical activity and use it to make a real difference to their lives.”įor further information or to join, visit Quality of life can be enhanced and independence and confidence maintained. “Developing a regular physical activity habit can make a person feel more in control when living with the condition. It supports both physical and mental health and depending on what you choose, can provide social support and interaction, all of which can really help people living with Parkinson’s and those providing informal care. “Being physically active is important for everyone. Tom Ingram, Corporate Partnerships Manager at Parkinson’s UK, said: “We’re delighted to partner with Everyone Active, who have very generously offered complimentary membership for people living with Parkinson’s and their carers. “Being more active will help members to live well with Parkinson’s, improving their physical fitness and mental wellbeing, as well as having fun.” “We want to encourage the whole Parkinson’s community to exercise and are confident we have an activity for all, no matter what your age, ability or fitness level. “Our customers and colleagues are among the estimated one million people who are affected by Parkinson’s in the UK. Mark Basker, Everyone Active’s area contract manager, said: “We are immensely proud to launch this partnership with Parkinson’s UK and hope it will make a real difference to many people’s lives. People living with the condition find various activities, from walking to dance, beneficial in managing their symptoms. It affects around 145,000 people in the UK and there are more than 40 symptoms, from tremor and pain to anxiety.īeing physically active can play an important role in living well with Parkinson’s. Parkinson’s is the fastest-growing neurological condition in the world and there is currently no cure.
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Free carer membership will be available, if required. In addition, all members will be offered a personalised exercise prescription through EXi, the easy-to-use exercise referral platform, with Synergy Dance online classes also available. The free membership will give access to gym, swim and group exercise classes. Zom-Beatz Bash takes place on Disneyland Resort’s Downtown Disney Live stage at 2 p.m., 3 p.m., and 4 p.m., and in the evenings during the event’s dates at Disney Springs Marketplace Stage.Leisure centres in Southwark are set to offer free membership to people living with Parkinson’s from this month.Ĭamberwell Leisure Centre, Dulwich Leisure Centre, The Castle Centre, Peckham Pulse Leisure Centre, Seven Islands Leisure Centre, Surrey Docks Fitness and Watersports Centre, Geraldine Mary Harmsworth Sports Facility and Southwark Park Sports and Athletics Centre, run by award-winning operator Everyone Active working on behalf Southwark Council, are taking part in the new initiative alongside charity Parkinson’s UK which will launch on World Parkinson’s Day – Monday, April 11. Those who would like to attend a show dressed in their best zombie-wear should check out Disney’s costume guidelines for Disneyland Resort here, and for Walt Disney World here.
Guests can even have their picture taken in front of a photo wall themed to “Zombies 3.” If you are new to Synergy you can drop us an email ( ) or give us a call (80) or register online using the link below. If you have any questions feel free to reach out to Mia or Rob. The family-friendly party will feature a DJ spinning tunes from Disney Channel’s films, “Zombies” and “Zombies 2,” along with music from the upcoming “Zombies 3” movie, which will premiere on Disney+ on Jand on the Disney Channel on August 12.īreak out your best zombie movies during the 20-minute stage show, and sing along with Zom-Beatz Bash’s musical favorites. If you are new to Synergy you may need to create an account. Guests can “do it like the Zombies do,” wrote Princeton Parker, associate manager, Content Programming & Synergy, in the JDisney Parks blog.
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